Analysis: Mali’s big gamble paid off in spades
Mr Malinauskas’ political skill has been greatly tested by the Whyalla imbroglio but he has executed the plan methodically, surgically and patiently, writes Paul Starick.
Mr Malinauskas’ political skill has been greatly tested by the Whyalla imbroglio but he has executed the plan methodically, surgically and patiently, writes Paul Starick.
The surgical operation to remove GFG as steelworks owner unfolded on Wednesday in carefully co-ordinated lightning strikes and it was months in the making for the premier who took on the risk and now he claims the reward.
How much have these climate dupes now cost us by believing a huckster’s claim that a miracle gas, green hydrogen, would save the steelworks which prop up Whyalla?
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas says putting the Whyalla steelworks into administration was about no less than saving sovereign steelmaking in Australia.
Banking on an interest-rate cut and his rival’s unpopularity won’t be an election-winning master plan for Anthony Albanese.
An influential Business Council report has crowned South Australia as the nation’s best state to do business.
They are the decision makers tasked with shaping the state’s future but who holds the power in South Australia’s political circles? See the 2024 rankings.
The state government is hastily rewriting a controversial ad for a new spin doctor after the Premier denied claims they would be paid upwards of $400,000.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has issued a written plea to federal leaders to pass an under-16s social media ban.
Labor and their core supporters’ place as the ruling class in South Australia has just been set in stone, writes Paul Starick. Have your say.
Labor’s Alex Dighton has revealed how a family tragedy last year gave him strength and “carried him through” the Black by-election.
Premier Peter Malinauskas is poised to be celebrating another win as he watches Cold Chisel at the Adelaide 500 this weekend, Paul Starick writes.
In a by-election where the locals think their man was framed by his own party, there’s only one logical beneficiary, writes David Penberthy.
Housing plans for a 230ha former oil refinery in Adelaide’s southwest will be unveiled by Premier Peter Malinauskas.
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